Sometimes this can cause culture shock, like the experience of an Indonesian child who has been living in Japan for a long time. A mother, the owner of the Instagram account @ameliamuriza_, shared her son's heartfelt expression who has just moved to Indonesia and has to take exams at school.

"In Japan, there is no day without homework, even during holidays, there must be homework about what is being studied at school. Every day, bring your stack of homework papers. The advantage is that when the school holds a test, your brain already remembers and can do it. Because you practice every day," Amelia expressed her experience when answering her son's question."

Amelia revealed that when her child went to school in Indonesia, there was no homework at all. Only when the tasks were unfinished at school and had to be continued at home, and sometimes her son didn't even finish it.

"While in Indonesia, they only rely on studying at school and studying before exams. That is what makes his son consider that there are materials that are not taught but appear in exams. The post sparked a lot of responses from netizens. Some are in favor and some are against it. 'Because if children are given homework, they won't be able to play later,' commented @riiiindu_"

"The problem in Indonesia is that students are not trained to take responsibility for their homework, so their parents are the ones who are burdened," responded @ha_ayasa. "The school learning system in Japan is the same as in Greek elementary schools...every day the children are given homework sheets to review the lessons of that day," said @yusnitaelzantina.